Property Valuation
A 'market value' appraisal assumes the buyer and seller are:
AA. Related parties with special knowledge
BB. Typically motivated, knowledgeable, and acting without undue pressure in an arm's-length transaction✓ Correct
CC. Distressed parties seeking a quick sale
DD. Only institutional investors
Explanation
The definition of market value assumes: a willing and able buyer and seller, both knowledgeable about the market, neither under unusual pressure, adequate time for market exposure, and an arm's-length transaction (no special relationships). This distinguishes market value from distressed or non-market transactions.
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